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Genderfluid posted:http://blog.widp.de/medien/click-the-squares-am-laboratory I got something called nodebeat from amazon aotd once that was kind of like this. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...m9kZUJlYXQiXQ..
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Doctor rear end in a top hat posted:I can't get your link to work but I think it's a thing like this? Step sequencer if you want to be precise (not that that means it'll help you in the wilds of the play store though)
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Mar 26, 2013 22:51
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Genderfluid posted:http://blog.widp.de/medien/click-the-squares-am-laboratory Here's a few I found searching for "tenori": Melody MusicGrid Miniseq Sonorox Sequencer
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Mar 26, 2013 23:13
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Anyone play an instrument? Want a poo poo-hot chromatic tuner on your phone so you can tune-up demo instruments before giving them a go, impress people at parties by telling them what key they're whistling in and so forth? Want one that's also got a big goddamn pile of other nice-looking visualisations that can help you spot stuff like your ukulele's action being off and generally have other people look at your phone saying "oooh, shiny!"? I've been using PitchLab since getting a ukulele at Christmas and if I wasn't so frugal about the phone battery, I'd completely forgo a clip-on tuner for it, it's that good. It's listed as a guitar tuner, but it's got profiles for most stringed instruments, and you can add just about anything else by defining a custom instrument. Whoever the author is, they're drat good to get all it does in under 300k and bloody generous - it's completely free, no ads, no nothing.
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Mar 26, 2013 23:23
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Radnor posted:There's a 2-week Humble Mobile Bundle up now: https://www.humblebundle.com/ I really only play phone games in short bursts (like, 2-3 minutes), any of them good for that?
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Mar 27, 2013 00:46
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Plants vs zombies is sort of a tower defence game where you fight off a few waves each round, those are about the right length of time (although the later rounds get a bit longer and crazier). I played the first Anomaly and that's... also kind of tower defence, so same deal. I think it has checkpoints you can resume from too? And The Room looks like a puzzle game so yeah
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Mar 27, 2013 01:17
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What was the flashcard app that's been recommended?
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Mar 27, 2013 02:56
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the littlest prince posted:I really only play phone games in short bursts (like, 2-3 minutes), any of them good for that? I've really enjoyed Contre Jour over the past hour or two. It'll work for 5 minute sessions if you like puzzles. You won't get them all that quickly, but it remembers your place very well.
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Mar 27, 2013 03:14
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hooah posted:What was the flashcard app that's been recommended? AnkiDroid?
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Mar 27, 2013 03:17
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Yup, that was it. Thanks.
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Mar 27, 2013 03:19
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What weather apps do you guys use? I used to have the wetter.com app but tried out the new accuweather and weatherbug apps yesterday. They both look a lot nicer than the wetter.com app. I settled for weatherbug but I'm still kinda on the fence because every weather site/app shows different temps/forecasts.
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Mar 27, 2013 09:47
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Genderfluid posted:is there any app that's a sound generator like this? Great bit of fun and certainly also worth the few bucks the ask for the full version.
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bronin posted:What weather apps do you guys use? I used to have the wetter.com app but tried out the new accuweather and weatherbug apps yesterday. They both look a lot nicer than the wetter.com app. I settled for weatherbug but I'm still kinda on the fence because every weather site/app shows different temps/forecasts. Personally, the UK Meterological Office official app. Might not be the prettiest, but it's the only one that'll give forecasts down to small town levels.
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Mar 27, 2013 12:29
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bronin posted:What weather apps do you guys use? I used to have the wetter.com app but tried out the new accuweather and weatherbug apps yesterday. They both look a lot nicer than the wetter.com app. I settled for weatherbug but I'm still kinda on the fence because every weather site/app shows different temps/forecasts. I keep trying every new weather app that's released but I always go back to WeatherBug. It's one of the first apps I installed on my first android phone years ago. WeatherBug uses the weather information gathered from weather.gov (NOAA) which for me has always had the most accurate forecasts. Everything else I've tried might have some cool gimmicks or an awesome interface but they use the weather channel or accuweather, neither of which I've ever found to be very accurate.
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Mar 27, 2013 13:01
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Been using Eye In Sky for the widget, it's got a really nice clean look for a simple desktop. OneWeather I think it's called has a very nice looking and robust app if that's more what you're going for.
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Mar 27, 2013 13:23
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bronin posted:What weather apps do you guys use? I used to have the wetter.com app but tried out the new accuweather and weatherbug apps yesterday. They both look a lot nicer than the wetter.com app. I settled for weatherbug but I'm still kinda on the fence because every weather site/app shows different temps/forecasts. I use Accuweather. The UI got much, much nicer when they redid their app a few weeks ago. I find it to be pretty accurate, but I would expect no less as I live in the same town as the Accuweather headquarters.
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Mar 27, 2013 15:07
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Kerbtree posted:I've been using PitchLab since getting a ukulele at Christmas and if I wasn't so frugal about the phone battery, I'd completely forgo a clip-on tuner for it, it's that good. I play trombone and viola, and this has replaced my usual stand-alone digital tuner. I can see what my vibrato is doing, adjust a glissando, watch overtones (great when trying to match alternate positions/fingerings)... It's amazing. Musicians need this.
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Mar 27, 2013 15:34
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I use weather bug elite and love it. Tons of information. The ui is okay but once you get used to it, it's easy to use.
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Mar 27, 2013 16:07
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Is there an app that will let me launch a program (XBMC) on my computer from my phone?
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Mar 27, 2013 16:17
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Sobriquet posted:Is there an app that will let me launch a program (XBMC) on my computer from my phone? Unified remote
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Mar 27, 2013 16:28
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z06ck posted:I use weather bug elite and love it. Tons of information. The ui is okay but once you get used to it, it's easy to use. Maybe I'm missing it, but what's the difference between free and elite in this case? Will it remove the ads in the separate-download widget?
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Mar 27, 2013 16:37
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I am still really impressed with the Accuweather update, but I think their layout feels a bit cramped on a phone. On my nexus 10 though, it's amazing. The most amazing though though is actual functioning weather radar now. Nearly every single weather app utterly and completely falls apart on this point.
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Mar 27, 2013 17:39
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effika posted:It's amazing. Musicians need this. Thank you for this. I just tested it using an mp3 on my computer and earbuds held up to the mic on my phone. Just a simple bass riff over a drum beat, and it was able to track the riff. Very cool.
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Mar 27, 2013 18:01
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Anyone else who's running Apex been having a lot of redraws lately? I don't know why, but I I get one 9 out of 10 times when I hit the home key.
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Mar 27, 2013 18:02
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The best Android weather app continues to be BeWeather. It's gorgeous, the widgets are awesome, and you can turn off individual weather alerts that you don't want to get. The amount of customization that it has is amazing. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bellshare.beweatherfree&hl=en
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Mar 27, 2013 18:39
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That sidescrolling fuzzy rainbow thing is pretty sweet for singing, thanks!
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Mar 27, 2013 18:47
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AnimalChin posted:I keep trying every new weather app that's released but I always go back to WeatherBug. It's one of the first apps I installed on my first android phone years ago. WeatherBug uses the weather information gathered from weather.gov (NOAA) which for me has always had the most accurate forecasts. Everything else I've tried might have some cool gimmicks or an awesome interface but they use the weather channel or accuweather, neither of which I've ever found to be very accurate. Well I wasn't the one asking but this has sold me on WeatherBug. Seattle has insanely finicky weather and I've find NOAA forecasts are the best after watching several forecasters over a couple years. I just didn't know if there was a NOAA-sourced app. So thanks!
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Splizwarf posted:Maybe I'm missing it, but what's the difference between free and elite in this case? Will it remove the ads in the separate-download widget? I think ad removal is the only benefit, yep.
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Mar 27, 2013 19:38
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That's worth it, I mostly wanted to make sure I could get rid of the ad before picking up the widget. Thanks!
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Frozen-Solid posted:The best Android weather app continues to be BeWeather. It's gorgeous, the widgets are awesome, and you can turn off individual weather alerts that you don't want to get. The amount of customization that it has is amazing. This is what I'm still using also, radar is great, and it uses Wunderground's forecasts and data so I get readings based off a station in my neighborhood. Yesterday http://forecast.io launched which is a site from the creators of the excellent iPhone Dark Sky app. Well worth bookmarking on your phone also, utterly beautiful animated precipitation maps and hyperlocal forecasts based on aggregating many sources and all kinds of predictive statistical wizardry.
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I'm also still using BeWeather and recommend it.
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I prefer Weathert Live. I like the way it looks, and the lockscreen widget has a lot of info on it.
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Translate just got an update, some Asian optical recognition but also offline language packs - no more network connection required if you're on your travels
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Red Warrior posted:This is what I'm still using also, radar is great, and it uses Wunderground's forecasts and data so I get readings based off a station in my neighborhood.
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Mar 28, 2013 00:15
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I assume I'm not the only one who immediately switched to the 'flash colours across the spectrum' display and started doing the Close Encounters of the Third Kind notes.
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Mar 28, 2013 03:20
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MikeJF posted:I assume I'm not the only one who immediately switched to the 'flash colours across the spectrum' display and started doing the Close Encounters of the Third Kind notes.
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Are there any good alternatives out there to Android Pro Widgets? It seems like APW has really slowed down on updates or adding features. I've sent them a few feature requests too and there's never any response.
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Mar 28, 2013 14:10
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Anyone knows an alternative to Todoist, that looks and works similarly? It's a nice app, but I don't see why I should pay a 30$ yearly subscription for online syncing I don't need, just that I can add notes to my tasks.
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Combat Pretzel posted:Anyone knows an alternative to Todoist, that looks and works similarly? It's a nice app, but I don't see why I should pay a 30$ yearly subscription for online syncing I don't need, just that I can add notes to my tasks. I've heard that Google's Keep is good, but I haven't checked it out myself.
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